Studio Heim

Friday favourites.
This week, we found ourselves drawn to spaces with a quieter presence.

Soft neutrals, natural materials and gentle contrasts that create a sense of calm without feeling flat or uninspiring.

There is something timeless about interiors that do not ask for attention but instead invite you to slow down and settle in. Spaces that feel tranquil, balanced and easy to live in.

A reminder that neutral does not have to mean boring. When layered thoughtfully, it can create some of the most interesting and comforting interiors of all.

Which image is your favourite this week?

1. Thom Fougere Bureau Tempo Alex Lesage
2. OUR.NEXT.PROJECT Tari Peterson
3. Studio Workshop Architects + Associates ABI Interiors
4. Studio Arka
5. IA. Laura Calleeuw Charmer.be
6. ABI Interiors UK
7. David Goss Timothy Kaye

There has been lots happening behind the scenes at Studio Heim recently.

New projects, new ideas, and plenty of exciting plans taking shape.

Every home starts with a conversation. Understanding how you live, what isn’t working, and how your space could better support your day-to-day life.

If you have been thinking about making changes to your home, now might be the perfect time to start the conversation.

Get in touch to arrange a complimentary discovery call. We would love to hear about your project.

The World Cup is here, and there is a little extra excitement in the Studio Heim team this year.

With a team made up of different nationalities, we are lucky enough to have every one of our home countries represented. Safe to say there will be plenty of friendly competition over the coming weeks.

And while the football might be the main event, it is also a reminder of how important our living spaces are. Whether you are watching the match on your own, gathering the family together, or hosting friends for an evening of football, the best seat in the house is often your own.

A well-designed living room is about so much more than how it looks. It is about creating a space that works around the way you live, entertain and spend time together.

Because the biggest moments are often enjoyed from the comfort of home.

Who are you supporting this World Cup?

Studio saves: a little collection of recent pieces we’ve come across and instantly loved 🤍

Table Lamp NEW WORKS
Vase Ferm Living
Chair GUBI
Side Table ZARA HOME
Pouf Abigail Ahern

Friday Favourite

This week, we came across this beautiful selection of countertop materials and couldn’t help but save them for inspiration.

A countertop does so much more than provide a practical surface. It introduces texture, depth and character, helping to define the overall feel of a space. Whether it’s subtle veining, rich tones or a tactile finish, the right material can elevate an entire kitchen and bring all the design elements together.

Proof that thoughtful material choices can make a lasting impact.

Which one is your favourite?

1. BANDA Giulio Ghirardi
2. Haus of E
3. KAMBER ABI Interiors UK
4. Jenn Sinclair - Comma Projects
5. Nordiska Kök | Scandinavian design kitchens Erik Lefvander
6. Mosh Home Tari Peterson
7. RVE Schildersbedrijf Couckuyt interieur

We’ve been meaning to share this one here for a while.

A family bathroom in a period Edinburgh home, designed to be genuinely practical for two young children while still feeling like somewhere the parents actually want to be. It’s a balance that takes some working out, but we’re really pleased with how it came together.

More to come shortly. In the meantime the full project is on our website if you’d like a closer look.

A new enquiry came in this week for a nursery, and it had us going back through our archives to this one.

There’s something about these projects. They tend to arrive with a lot of feeling attached, a lot of hope and excitement, and sometimes a little nerves too. Being part of that process, helping shape the first space a child will know, is always an honour for us.

If you’re preparing for a new arrival and would like some help with the nursery, we’d genuinely love to be involved.